Reigning Champions St Anne’s, JK and Kernick

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Reigning Champions St Anne’s, JK and Kernick HOUSE MATHS 2011 Reigning Champions St Anne’s, JK and Kernick

Round 1: Fizz Buzz Round 2: Speed Round Round 3: Tangrams Round 4: Safari

[ A Triangular number is the sum of consecutive natural numbers – PRACTICE Multiples of 3 - POP Multiples of 8 - BUZZ Triangular numbers - TING [ A Triangular number is the sum of consecutive natural numbers – 1, 3, 6, 10, 15, ...]

ACTUAL Fibonacci number - FIB Power of 2 - POW Multiples of 4 - WOOF [ Each number in the Fibonacci sequence is the sum of the previous two numbers - 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ...] Power of 2 - POW Multiples of 4 - WOOF Multiples of 7 - MEOW